SEO is an extension that provides search-engine optimization (SEO) improvements, including microdata support.
The metadesc tag[]
The metadesc tag adds a meta description to the current page, which search engines may display as the page description in their results.
Usage[]
<metadesc>the description</metadesc>
which adds the following to the head section of the page source:
<meta name="description" content="the description"/>
Example[]
<metadesc>Basic documentation for the SEO extension used on the Gamepedia platform.</metadesc>
adds the following to the head section of this page's source:
<meta name="description" content="Basic documentation for the SEO extension used on the Gamepedia platform."/>
You can verify this by checking the page source.
The metakeys tag[]
The metakeys tag adds a meta description to the current page, which search engines may display as the page description in their results.
Usage[]
<metakeys>keyword1,keyword2,keyword3</metakeys>
which adds the following to the head section of the page source:
<meta name="keywords" content="keyword1,keyword2,keyword3"/>
Example[]
<metakeys>SEO,meta,metadesc,metakeys</metakeys>
<metakeys>SEO,meta,metadesc,metakeys</metakeys>
adds the following to the head section of this page's source:
<meta name="keywords" content="SEO,meta,metadesc,metakeys"/>
You can verify this by checking the page source.
Automatic itemprop Tags/Attributes[]
There are currently 5 automatically-placed itemprop attributes:
<meta itemprop="author" content="Gamepedia" />is placed in the<head>of the page.itemprop="url"is placed on a<a>tags on the page.itemprop="datePublished"is placed on a<time>element that the SEO extension wraps around the date/time inli#footer-info-lastmod. This is specific to each article.itemprop="articleBody"is placed ondiv#content.itemprop="name"is placed onh1#firstHeading.
External links[]